(VICT) Re: Fw: New pet treats may be dangerous
- From: "DIANNE B. PHELPS AND PRIMROSE" <d.bphelps@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2007 14:48:32 -0700
Natasha,
That is a terrific idea. I never would have thought of doing that. I know
Primmy loves peanut butter because when I had a Poodle living with us who
had to have medication, peanut butter was the way to get the med into the
Poodle. However, Primmy wanted her share of the good tasting stuff too. I
will have to remember doing that for a special treat for Primrose. I think
if I gave it too often, she would gain weight.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Dianne and Primrose
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From: "Natasha & Fossey" <guidingpaws@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <vi-clicker-trainers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 1:32 PM
Subject: (VICT) Re: Fw: New pet treats may be dangerous
> Well i guess by way of introduction, I'll speak up about a not as messy
> way to give peanut butter as a treat. First off, I'm Natasha and my guide
> is a seven year old black lab from GDB named Fossey. Her very special
> treat is frozen peanut butter cubes. I went to the dollar store and got
> these cheap minni ice cube trays. I fill them with peanut butter and
> freeze overnight. Then i pop a few cubes out and stick them in a ziplock
> bag and into my insolated lunch bag where they stay frozen most of the
> day - pr at least till they're gone haha! I actually got the idea from a
> raiser friend of mine who sticks a jerk treat in her cubes as a "popsicle
> stick." Fossey goes crazy for her PBCubes!
> Natasha and Guide Dog Fossey, the birthday girl
>
> "A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy
> enough people to make it worthwhile."
> ~Herm Albright,, writer
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